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How stable is Iraq? 13 candidates killed ahead of elections

Iraq's provincial elections tomorrow, the first since the US withdrawal, are considered a strong indicator of the country's stability. Pre-election violence does not bode well.

Ten years after invasion, Iraq remains dangerously divided

Syrian government offers to meet with opposition

Dozens killed in Damascus car bombing

Egypt's unfinished revolution

Protests surge in Iraq's Sunni regions, testing Maliki

Terrorism & Security Syria's regime and rebels each try to use Israeli airstrike to their advantage

Backchannels Takeaway from Assad's speech? There will be no meaningful dialogue. (+video)

Terrorism & Security Syria's VP calls for peaceful resolution to crisis – possibly without Assad

Backchannels US designates Syria's Jabhat al-Nusra front a 'terrorist' group at lightning speed

A wary Iraq weighs its options as Syrian civil war deepens

Race is on to find rebel prime minister for Syria

Decades after king's toppling, Iraq revisits its royal history

Backchannels From a distance, Syria 'feels' like Iraq in 2004

Terrorism & Security Syria's opposition groups convene in Qatar – can they build a unified front?

Syrian rebels capture oil field, but oil not marketable

Backchannels War crimes and the fantasy of 'controlling' Syria's rebels

Backchannels Report: $800 million is snuck out of Iraq each week

Backchannels There will be no cease-fire in Syria

In Syria's war, long-repressed minority finds new freedom

Syria

Terrorism & Security Turkey vows tougher response if Syrian shelling continues

Backchannels Iraq's exiled vice president sentenced to death as violence grows

UN: War crimes on both sides in Syria

Backchannels Syria's civil war and the geopolitics overtaking it (+video)